129F Part B Question 18

[Jasman0717 9]

I just reverenced to the supplemental and then on the supplemental I put the question at the top of the page and a simple answer in the body.

[TomTom 0]

We also had an extra sheet for that question. But we didn't sign&date it...Has anyone read of somebody getting an RFE for not doing that?

[Ivelina_Andrew 0]

We also had an extra sheet for that question. But we didn't sign&date it...Has anyone read of somebody getting an RFE for not doing that?

as long as I was told -yes you can get a RFE for that:(

[TimsDaisy 0]

If you need additional space - read the I-129F instructions. Write "See attached" in the box and on the attachment clearly label the questions (#18, part B, whatever), and make sure you SIGN AND DATE at the top of the page! They are specific in asking for that - so make sure you comply!

(p.s. you find that instruction in 2.B on the I-129F instruction pages)

You mention "sign on the top".......I was thinking the usual convention is to date and sign at the bottom.

My answer is 2 page long and I have numbered the pages and am signing and dating the answer on the second page only at the end of the story.

Do you guys think..signing at the end is not the way to go?

Just sign it and date it so they can see it! Bottom makes sense if you write it like a letter. I did mine like a header on the page with the question number, etc.

Just make it as easy and common-sensical as possible. This is one of the details not to get worked up over. Just do sign and date it - that IS a requirement on the instruction form. I also signed and dated every flipping piece of paper (excpet forms and official letters of intent pages) figuring they can ignore if they don't want it.

If you DIDN'T sign and date it, nothing to do now but put it out of your mind. You can't change it now. So hang in there.